Judges and Judiciary
Jan. 5, 2000
Longevity, Writing Distinguish Mosk
Just a little over a week ago, a record was broken. I mentioned it to an elderly uncle of mine who was a musician. I should have been more explicit. "It's shameful to break a good record," he said. He thought I was speaking of the kind we used to put on turntables. For him, one should take special care of a record, particularly if it was made by Caruso, Horowitz, Bix Beiderbecke or Artie Shaw, for example.
Arthur Gilbert
Justice (ret.)
UC Berkeley School of Law, 1963
Arthur's previous columns are available on gilbertsubmits.blogspot.com.
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Just a little over a week ago, a record was broken. I mentioned it to an elderly uncle of mine who was a musician. I should have been more explicit. "It's shameful to break a good record," he said. He thought I was speaking of the kind we used to put on turntables. For him, one should take special care of a record, particularly if it was made by Caruso, Horowitz, Bix Beiderbecke or Artie Shaw, for example. My uncle would never...
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